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From Criminality to Equality

Forty years of lesbian and gay movement history in Canada. Directed & produced by Nancy Nicol.
This award winning series brings to life a moving legacy, combining rarely seen archival footage with diverse voices of the movement from across Canada, and bonus features including study guide and interview with Nancy Nicol.

  • The series includes:
    • Stand Together (2002, 124 min.)
    • The Queer Nineties (2009, 91 min.)
    • Politics of the Heart (2005, 68 min.)
    • The End of Second Class (2009, 91 min.)

Available for purchase online at www.nightattheindies.com

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